B&W slide film??

[Tinderno]

Is there such a thing as 35mm b&w slide film? all i can seem to find is color slide film. also, i am a super novice and wonder what the best type of film to use indoors for portrait work? thanks.

 

[Kent Frost]

Agfa makes the only one in the world called Scala.

http://www.agfaphoto.com/en-GB/professional-photography/films/scala/

 

[Patrick]

Wow..That's interesting. How is it processed?

 

[Kent Frost]

Not real sure, there's only 3 places in the US that will even process it.
Miami, FL
New York, NY
Santa Ana, CA

 

[Jeff Canes]

It is not the only there are at less two 35mm B&W slide film J and C Photo sell an eastern European version from Fomapan. It’s basically B&W movie film.

Also “dr5 Chrome” a lab LA process it but they use their own mix.
List of Agfa labs



I have shot a few roll of the Agfa and to be honesty I was not overly impress with the results for the extra trouble

 

[Tinderno]

you guys rule. thanks for the info...

 

[Rob]

Don't forget Polaroid PolaPan CT.

 

[Hertz van Rental]

Kodak do a reversal dev kit for T-max film. I've used it and it works a treat.
Agfa diapositive is the best - if you can get it - but the Kodak kit is pretty close.
Info here:
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/prof...ingOutfit.jhtml?id=0.1.16.14.32.14.7.32&lc=en

 

[santino]

don't forget Foma's R100 b&w slide film